Taish

Jahaan Brar is a spirited figure caught between her love for Pali and a forced marriage to Kuljinder. She resists social norms and hopes for a future with Pali, even when societal pressures push back. Her pregnancy becomes a flashpoint that deepens the family feud.

Sanobar Brar, Jahaan's sister, wields family influence to enforce the clan's rules. She discovers Jahaan's pregnancy and pressures for abortion to protect the family's honor, intensifying the conflict between the two branches. Her actions deepen the feud and the ensuing turmoil.

Rohan Kalra is a UK-based Indian GP whose relationship with Aarfa is strained by cross-cultural tensions and family loyalties. He navigates a violent web of feuding clans while seeking to protect those he loves. As the violence escalates, he fights to reconcile his past with a future with Aarfa.

Shozi is a loyal friend who supports Rohan and Aarfa through the upheaval. He assists in navigating dangerous situations and plays a role in the pursuit of justice and freedom for those targeted by the feud.

Krish Kalra is Rohan's brother whose engagement to Mahi becomes a focal point of the wedding-day crisis. He represents youth caught in the family’s violent code, and his death marks a turning point in the feud.

Sunny is Rohan's best friend whose actions spark a chain of kidnappings and killings. His pursuit of revenge culminates in a fatal confrontation, making him a catalyst for the story's violence and its emotional toll.

Kuljinder Brar is the crime-family head who forcibly marries Jahaan and uses power to enforce his will. His actions instigate the clan's vendetta and set the stage for a violent confrontation between families.

Pali Brar, Kuljinder's younger brother, dreams of eloping with Jahaan and starts a cycle of vengeance after learning the truth. He experiences imprisonment, escape, and a relentless pursuit to protect his loved ones.

Arfa (Aarfa) is Rohan's Pakistani girlfriend who embodies cross-cultural tension. She stands by Rohan through pressures from family and society, ultimately moving toward an engaged future amid turmoil.

Gyaan Ji is the Sarpanch, the village head who embodies traditional values and influences community decisions within the Brar clan's orbit. His leadership frames how power is exercised in the local context.

Sukhi is Pali's loyal friend who becomes entangled in the feud and participates in revenge plans. He faces danger as loyalties blur under pressure, ultimately meeting a fatal end during the pursuit.

Mahi is Krish's fiancée whose affair becomes a trigger for the wedding crisis. Her later suicide in Bristol intensifies the tragedy and fuels the characters' reactions to the unfolding chaos.

Rohan's father is described as a childhood molester and a friend of Kuljinder. His past abuses influence Sunny's vengeance and shape the emotional landscape of the feud.

Beeji is the family elder who embodies tradition and serves as a moral touchstone amid escalating conflict. She represents the weight of family legacy in the Brar clan.

Jassi Brar is Pali's brother who becomes a target in the feud. His death occurs during the final confrontations, underscoring the personal cost of the families' vendetta.